Cathedral Of Our Lady Of Guadalupe Sunday Homilies

Nothing material or external will have value for us after death. The internal and spiritual will last forever. Let us value the things that really matter.

We are called to friendship with Jesus. In order for this relationship to develop, we must dialogue with Jesus I prayer.

We are called to be people of action, but people who act upon the Word we have heard.

Like the Samaritan, God has lifted us from the misery of sin and given us life. We are to extend that same love to others.

We can be filled with Joy because the love of our God has been made manifest through Jesus, God’s Son.

Called in Baptism to follow Christ, we do this primarily by giving ourselves in self less service to others

Jesus, our Messiah, calls us to deep personal friendship

Sin is a rejection of God as the fountain of life. God's mercy is always greater than our sinfulness

God created us out of love. He has given us the hope salvation through Christ out of His great love. God desires our love in return.

On the cross Jesus offered him self in sacrifice to the Father. He gave us the Eucharist to draw us to himself and to allow us to share in his sacrifice.

Born of the Spirit, the Church continually invite us to repentance so that we can be open to the Spirit's gifts.

Knowledge of the great hope that is ours brings a profound joy that draws others to Christ.

Jesus' ministry on earth lasted a short time. Through the working of the Holy Spirit the Church continues the saving work of Jesus.

That which was destroyed by the sin of the first Adam is now being restored by the new Adam, Jesus our Savior.

Baptism begins a lifetime journey. The Eucharist is the primary way God has given us to be sustained on the journey.

We can bring the Gospel to others only when we do so for the love of Jesus our Savior and when we guided by Him and nourished by Him. Our chief nourishment is the Eucharist.

Jesus was sent to proclaim God's mercy. The church has received the mission to proclaim the mercy of God.

No one saw Jesus rise from the dead. However eleven of the twelve gave their lives as witness that He is risen.

We process today into the Church, but in our minds eye we are part of that great procession into the Heavenly Kingdom; we join the countless members of Christ who are part of that procession.

We answer the Question “Do You Believe?”, not with words, but with our lives. When Christ lives in us, the fruit of his Spirit will be manifest in our daily lives.